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For context: I’m building a Polymarket bot for 5M BTC. It was doing great recently (~70-75% WR), but somehow performance dropped to ~30% WR yesterday. So I asked my agents (fully equipped with quant and trading skills) what I should do or how to optimize it back. Their answer:

Whoever made and decide to use this art. You're absolutely fricking bold and your art is so badass. If anyone say sh*t about it, they have no taste. Bullish.

'I am long suspected' 'I am hearing' 'I am fear' So you're telling me you didn't DYOR?

I don't think it's just you noticing a difference—but the improvement likely isn't coming from the CAPS LOCK itself.
Here's what's probably happening:
**Why it might *seem* better:**
- You're being more deliberate and specific when you write in caps, which naturally makes prompts clearer
- Caps demand more attention, so you might be reformulating questions more carefully
- It's more noticeable when you get good results after doing something different, creating a memorable contrast
**Why it's not the caps:**
- AI systems like Claude don't "hear" tone or interpret caps as shouting in a way that

Tbh, there are still lots of things in crypto worth talking about, if you understand the ins and outs. The problem is, people are chasing topics that deliver instant dopamine for virality. And as much as I don’t want to say it, crypto content isn’t favored by the algorithms

We got $KAT soon, I guess, 👀

As you know, your entire Solana transaction history is public. Every transfer. Every wallet. Every amount. Loyal changes that: shielded transactions hide the sender, receiver, and amount. Verification still works. Validators don’t see the details. Here’s what this makes

I can't 🤣

$50M on a mobile phone is a new flex.

Karpathy’s Autoresearch is not another OpenClaw clone. In fact, it’s fundamentally different, with applications that extend far beyond being the “muscle” of a personalized AI assistant. Moreover, its implementation could vary widely across disciplines, potentially advancing

This is big. Mastercard just unveiled a new initiative bringing together 85+ crypto-native companies, payments providers, and financial institutions to build real-world digital asset use cases. We’re now seeing crypto shift from “magic internet money” into scalable, compliant

Someone asked me about the best AI setup for under $100. This is one of the best Otherwise if you have tighter budget (<$50) I would go for local LLMs like Qwen + Codex ($20) + Gemini ($20) -> more credit and if you use Antigravity you got some Claude Opus credit as well.

Not healthy if you got slapped in the face first. 🤣

Now that thUSD is live, we’re seeing a new player emerge in DN stablecoins. Here’s a quick recap of how thUSD works. If you’d like to compare it with established stablecoins, check out my article below.

Beyond gold, we also discussed the thesis of Triple Commodity Supercycle here:

What do we actually know about 𝕏 Money? Elon Musk has called it “the central source of all monetary transactions” and a potential “game-changer” with plan to rollout by next month. Big claims, but it’s not magic, and (for now) it’s not crypto. At its core, it looks like a

I can’t say it enough. Hermes (+ ChatGPT Pro) >> OpenClaw → Self-evolution agents → Automatic provider failover → Integrates with Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, Slack, iMessage, Signal, and CLI → “uncensor” open-weight LLMs like Llama, Qwen, or Mistral → Autonomously plays

FYI, thUSD just went live.

I believe we should have button to report plagiarism.

— Check the details of ERC-8183 here: